This is a game-changer for drug screening and is also used by some law enforcement agencies as a means to test a person’s body fluids. Used by many because it has no side effects, synthetic urine mimics the same pH balance, color, and temperature as human urine.

The best substances and chemicals to mix together are always changing due to testing methods employed by drug screening companies which are constantly in development. This article will detail what you need when buying anything from washing powders, mixing liquids, temperature regulators, or additives so that you can successfully produce real-looking synthetic pee.

Many drug screening companies use a dip-and-read test to screen for drug use. This test is very easy to beat if you know which additives to add, particularly when it comes to the color enhancer. If you are using a temperature regulator, try not to overheat your sample by adding a small amount of cold water or mixing in some ice cubes.

The aim of all this is actually to get your sample within the range of real human urine. Urine should have a range of between 90 degrees and 100 degrees, depending on the time of year. In summer, normal body temperature is higher than in winter, so this must be taken into account when producing synthetic. To achieve this, synthetic urine can be produced in many different ways. Injection (syringes are available in a selection of sizes) is a popular method but is also possible with the purchase of special pre-filled syringes.

It can be injected by a needle or syringe and is often used in conjunction with a temperature regulator. If the synthetic pee is too hot or too cold to be real, it will either not pass through the test of the screening company, or it will show up as human urine – which has been adulterated with some sort of chemical. Therefore, it is always worth using a temperature regulator.

The advantage of using synthetic pee is that you can use the same equipment (a syringe and a container) that you would normally use to collect your own urine sample. 

When buying urine from a drug testing company, don’t be tempted by a “no questions asked” sales pitch. Many companies have been caught providing old or diluted samples which were supposed to be “new.” In reality, they were often not fresh and therefore not suitable if you are trying to beat a drug test. Do your research thoroughly before buying, and always make certain the sample comes with a full money-back guarantee.